Hayley Caronia

I guess nobody cares.

I can't imagine that nobody cares.

It's just like the competitive nature.

You want to prove people that you can do it.

And I've also heard that we, you know, we had the technology and now we don't and we could build it again, but...

the argument is why spend all the time and energy building it again?

I mean, why not?

Why not keep up with that technology?

Again, out of fear that someone else could outdo us eventually.

And since the U.S.

government doesn't care about, you know, spending or saving money, there's an argument that maybe it's about being environmentally conscious.

They don't want to, you know, gas guzzle their way up to the moon just to prove the haters wrong.

But I, again, I don't think they care about that either.

So...

I don't know.

Clearly, we're taking trips to and around the moon.

So I don't think it's an environmentally conscious thing.

I don't think it's a climate change, global warming issue.

So I want to dive into the moon landing conspiracy just a little bit.

What the haters are saying, what the naysayers are saying, what the devil's advocates are saying.